Things that make you go hmmm

There's a massive difference between shooting up a walmart and defending yourself against people trying to kill you

If you think there's a contradiction between these positions, you're either a moron, a dishonest slimeball, or both.

So which is it?

There is one possible exception that reconciles the contradiction here, and it's the one Rittenhouse and his defense team are running with:

"I feared for my life!"

But no, these are not 5 words that get anyone out of jail free if they kill a man - or in this case, two men, and grievously injuring a third.

The law requires us to ask these questions:

1. Was the person's assertion of a "fear for their life" actually reasonable under the circumstances?
2. Did the person claiming self-defense provoke the attack upon themselves?

That's what the jury's deciding right now. And they have to determine that *each and every* individual counterattack by Kyle Rittenhouse was justified - the first killing, the second killing, *and* the third shot that blew off a dude's arm.

Who's defending Alec Baldwin or turning him into an "American hero?" lol! Throw the book at him. I don't care.

He was handling a gun without proper training, and so was Kyle Rittenhouse.